TV on the Radio, the Roots, Nas Sing Nat King Cole
These musicians and more re-work tunes from the legendary crooner on a new compilation. Click here for more!
By Larry Fitzmaurice 11.21.08 12:36 PM
A formidable slew of today's finest artists -- including TV on the Radio, the Roots, and Nas -- have re-imagined classic tunes by the late crooner Nat King Cole for a new compilation in memory of his legacy.
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Gang Gang Dance Collaborate with Wu-Tang Clan
In related news: GZA strikes fear into the hearts of indie rockers with nerve-racking tea parties. Click here for details!
By Melissa Goldstein 11.04.08 7:33 AM
Lo-fi electro-rockers Gang Gang Dance are in talks to collaborate with the Wu-Tang Clan.
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TV on the Radio Wow Brooklyn
The band with the year's best record sells out three nights to appreciative New York City fans.
By Ginny Yang 10.17.08 10:58 AM
TV on the Radio's sold-out three-gig stint at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple came to a close last night as the band delivered the same ecstasy, artistic ambition, and sonic precision they have on their past two SPIN-approved albums.
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Marriage, Anyone? Top 5 Coolest Wedding Songs
Do you really want to start your married life with tunes that have been used a million times before? Try these offbeat choices instead, says SPIN's Abigail Everdell.
By Abigail Everdell 10.14.08 2:17 PM
As I enter my mid-20s, weekends marked off for weddings become more and more frequent. In the past two weeks, I've traveled to Vermont and Memphis to see my cousin and brother (respectively) tie the knot. And at least four friends of mine attended other weddings over these same two weekends.
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SPIN.com's Best of the Week, September 22-28.
What we learned this week: Kurt Cobain was a Metallica fan. Ben Folds has plenty of free time. Weezer are talented and quirky. And more.
By Spin Staff 09.26.08 6:41 PM
It's time for the Presidential debates, but here at SPIN.com we're too busy rocking out to argue about politics -- and with a week like this one, who could debate that? We've seen My Bloody Valentine's long-promised reunion, witnessed Weezer's electrifying tour-opener, and heard a sweet tune or two. Check out this week's highlights below.
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Raconteurs, TV on the Radio, and Vampire Weekend Headline Treasure Island Festival
Check out SPIN.com’s live concert video of nine different bands from the weekend-long San Francisco music event.
By Jennifer Pollock 09.25.08 3:32 PM
The Treasure Island Music Festival closed out the summer last weekend in San Francisco with an all-star lineup, including the Raconteurs, TV on the Radio, Vampire Weekend, Tegan and Sara, Okkervil River, Goldfrapp, Fleet Foxes, Port O’Brien, and Hot Chip.
Check out our video of these nine bands’ live performances, below and on the next two pages.
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